The Sun (New York) Newspaper, October 20, 1866, Page 4

Fowpnaroe Ma Vas Benes —The ano AMUSm MENTS. since prospered by cotton alos and pu v ratof Me John Van Buren took place at] Reronr an “Lane Maonern” Ona of the gga B Aro since the war the Taat object which | ec, Church yeaterday morning, and was | moat rofinod, but atallovents the moat exact p 1, on aMdavita netting forth Fares WANTED. POETRY, .. [te ee Op, 19. | 2 — a Davai. | A MAN TO WORK IN A°LIVERY Btable, lolterer in the {howe facta, wn onder of varroaty fata wall, Guiwap: tee WONDROUS AUTUMN Tima, P of | the Seecemned | qwended by a large congregation Among | ing andienoos that Bignor Kiatoria haa yot | hail at 000. The Sherr, sing Vee ; i rides rs ‘tsar aeraoaae faa hs te ‘or Ao on h 00 ttmnee, be Ugh forme ce Oh iho rights an | thou portent were the dugen of the Bu] played botora, fled. the Pronch Thoatre | and, ask on, aMdariva denying sie, main Ironde pf the family, are re. | Kopiy et id Bast Mh Rear 8d nee td O.Roven ofthe waning yoaet pig Ng 1 yee. OF ant | ; f | laek ata ratural doniro in | f° he plaintif's aflidavit, where’ the emaiog SESLWAlGn DAT No, | UG%,0alm while eummor lingors "dinantintied th close proximity {0 the gallows, ecate were | preme and Superior Courta, and the Court of | last night, ‘Thors was w natural donire in | Monte in the pal Sates Champers @ a ELWRIGHT WANTKD AT NO, i . eg hs” aeoommod Beene | Common Pleas, members of the Manhattan | tho American bonom familiar with the tradl:| 5 reduotion of the went tate ine Shivers Comotery ior interment. wal Te” oor, 13th at, 198 Fie ee eacune ved Cove Yorn. Two Moca formed of policemen, 0 | When murmuring woods are full of songs, Club and the Tammany Sooicty, Mr. at | tioual Lady Macbeth of our local stage, to | attorney for the plaintiff, stated that hogh PHGRIV ERAN 8 Theredey moreing, Thomas tonding ine straight line along the prise" —- = And all green’ leaves are whispering agg A Metfelvaran, save ASTERS, ORERATORS ON LINEN Conta, £ ie mere. Slo * ‘a 3 as Whiten ar aL On Teatian. | sett to procure affidavits, aud that "Tne relat 4 tongues, 5 Wall, to me to Trrotect, the prieasee oom tik | Scenes afc catty tagt stele 7" Ma oth + of arits tia ort were having thom wos not the fault of typ plain i ot eatin he fora Som easter a. Bex cise o Siiprm's eoshing: wens typ seed | and falds grow rich and deep, b Ty td hen ould a Judge Cowan, Mr. Charles 16 Impronsion oroatod {n the earlier sone’ | Gi A asked ai The de Wass Vib firtay Shernson: week, an pom ‘dcor, and the othor fronting the g8!-| Kirkland, Dr, Vinton, of Trinity Church, a by Signore Ristori waa not altogothor | fondant being nctully Je 7 tock. ‘Tro i t , lly in prison, the Court imoe gone rominent members of tho tai to prevent the epectators present, | number i i - . —— ‘TiN! wakaned by the abrilling sound idleness, recklesapess. A wl Supremo Court, Cironit,) yesterday gra BTONRCUTTERS WANTED AT “pr “ Brg tn toe Mose proximity tothe execution: | before the hour narmed for the funeral eer: | aut oven followed with indifforence. Hut | Hail to 910,000, with leave to move for ite om ‘ted Bath ot, Brooklyn, near ood wae Inga 1 A ‘Above the | Rridge of Sighs anid Gx" | vices to take place, the church waa tilled, | sftnr the revelation of hor conception of the | incronge should the olaiutif'e aflidavite bo | ATIENTION, JOURNEYMEN TORSR OY WANTFD TO RUN A GORD loys come, A ding trom the male tothe {rman de, | and mang were turaed away from tha Jott | cncracter broke in full force upon the pry: | sustained nis Preting tion 10 ee Tou Tatghitog hile apact a fore anxietion ras ere ot See preventing ® vieW of | tives of the dece consisting of Mi sed mind uring the banquet econo | | Disraincrion oF tH PRocreDS OF 4 oe a ‘ist di talaee vig (AT labor and ne aretha tthe reot of ancighboring | Van Turen, Calonel Van Muren aud daugh | in the third ect, the pwrformance waa VALUARL® Paize.—U. 8, ve, Tho Steamer Py ARPENTERS WANTED—AT 2:0 West | {{0" calm s aplon silnpler forme of Ife had sown ene, Wr, “fling wach te. the disappointment of * | ters, aud seve a een aera tous and mvrful end in the | Douro —This case which hax excited much | st ive Meadvwar era Con-taiton Mall corner Bad | Coety et. apaty sarin tes 0 BART fi gh dandy Ae Inte, “He was tick of citice, of mou of ret a ~peliabedleerieesmer | finaras 1 tl s the | somnambul ijcoue of the Tast with better | interest, waa finally diaposed of yeatorday | at Nu'sicen, and by your r OPERATORS WANTED ON HOwR’S | Like the glory row ladies, of untuccossful efforts, of con vee thereon, eten 4 Wall ioc eee i But th never at poriod | in the U. 8, District Court. ‘The Douro wan and Wheeler & Wilson's machines: those ac. | Whi ight A, Gheppolatmens and failure, He was Atta tage of the proceedings (he Cas | fllowing order intl Sot srocrat. ‘Tho | blookade-runner, and in allompting e quatoted gut corgt work wil ba Ani ugita aubil Pf being Lied and of the probleme of me n : Tie COrrIN oxeited an onthus vemomen ho k . : = sade adi * ¥ ife whic ‘and perplesed erlgeking the melancholy scene. To ena Whnaiuee someietts than impute. | sail out. of Wilmington for Nasant, was AKERS—MELT AT MILLE MAN'S Toil, | AME SC ragee Apoiy Hore, porhaps, he might be at pace, any Privo cupying calle over: | - &@ valuable cargo of cotto a | P. ie cae wo Hight zation along time,and the officers PACKER WANTED—IN A CROCKERY | Wore herald of the yane's dark night, And yot he folt that the boat and trnes® woking the gallows had furnished them- | Governeur Kemble 8. M FE. Barlow. This wo think alt rowing to | i in lit ‘ ‘ aT = ~ Haware hous ehusetts A thor art of him, euch aa it ors, which, being held from | Anthony 1. Robert=on dames T. 1 Jprudion, ‘The common ideal of Lady | anil crow of tho Quaker Cy hare born | NOTICR—THE UNITED DERRI Ny kupocrancelreiscdy manera’, A Wer, | And north winds stormy breath u that he would sactifics veryietege an inverted poution, reflect: | Com tote Ringgold Charles Hf Hunt pepehie Ad ra als, een @ looking forward anxionaly fur the final die: | 4N mM AB Auoriacion wilh held wr “eat, jou, by aypiying Wo A J DROWN, foes Ae a Dd avery hope for better things, if he santi 8 view of the ecene below J. Tilden Alonzo C. Paige wehoth iv that o ree, ori s panes rover. rk Tpaaes rh) urning through every atarr; , a position of the case, having @ claim on tho | PMocke cor at seth vb ton tilema | é e A to riness, to lasiness—to a fancy —wl 0 is awaiting trial for the | Tyo fainily physician, Dr. James J. Cran audishing a couple of # and incit-| Hroccods of tho sat, the umount of which | Krerabtel the icine’ Wik Mtiea Pins ANTROGO BUBNIONAR 7 | Were sigue of uature’s death! ho would not give up for exped Saith, bed 8 meres © The relatives of deceased fing bor huaband ¢ butcher @ poor old | it waa expected would bo very large. —Y ONKOY, Bee Wit tee F Tater Mantes | AN ett aie th aueeess. He was no genius, be could ur, which Judges of the Supreme Court, Superior Court | 118 Ol Ailmaand to Meee eee ae | torday Judgo Botte ordored’ and decreed | —- — ae eet | Ab. met thy coming atire the eonee, look for any brilliant future; he waa ont of bie onal eu! Court of Comm Pleas, members z | that” « — distribution of the — net ERATIVE PLASTERERS—You P.M very portal ing thence couraged and out of heart. | He blink cathe [ the Manhattan Club, members of [thst realized for ua by Ristori, which #09) Heocwods of the pale of the voascl and hor | S24eteby wotified to attend the rorular meoting of THE | yy The troops of awe and fear, with his short-sighted eyes acros. th Ae ball pact 8 Kassteeny dostety, meaalure sted 9 ef cite Gs: Caele alt wid er | aha tacedyon fareday aren Set Aa HE | we think pee force of Gaye gone b Be eeanr a Eaiic tree Aeron? the oon Bled Wy oho ex Of the St. Nicholas Suciet with terror at the horrible ronult of the no The net pro | Mon to taking an pour for | hestics te homestead waa nestling ; he could soo the gallows for t friends of the de ivan wae fa nrvertade {coeds amnount to $40,414 69; wo the “gal Sclaies | naewine Why Orreae eee tall roof gleaming amang the trocs and tt @do_Fapes an: At the ef h the procession wae bleat faculticn uncontrotied oF perverted’ | Tani tara" will now be amply rowarded for | * AMD | We cornet With the eustiow & stacks. fiow'ioath “he twas to go. ite tam ¢ thems Ive + te an antl Harwood, | Sho infeed becomes a possible creature at | their sorvices and patict — Witty hl Aaa alin the gloomy Gays that b gined himself driving cattle to market preced the central siste, he | Last aflar Riatori'a Impersonation, and ono | Cova or Guinan Snsstons—Tho fol BOC Wo grand | Bo full of winter sows the dusty roads; bargaining ; hiring Hin being ¢ bea thn Ra ps ‘ck | fools convinced that all the Lady Mac | lowing vamod prisoners were scntenced yew are emcees | | Wo pass into our Orient land frolalne hedbteee canes, bay into The S covered with plain black & ’ y es TT W x ~ - pass into our Ort — training fruit-trees, working in the With silver plates and | bethe wore not buried in the grave of! terday A=THE Mi a a ANTED — A COMPETENT GIRI, TO | Across dark sons whet some Uright band | {t'wan dn absurdiey, nd Betier Gene ae * The hd @ the following in | Graoch (that waa tho name wo believe of ank Traner, burglary, one year in the it Todes Room on Mowlay rr. Renreuse roeenes, wer | raped eta arate dats he know it was absurd, Ho muat go, script | the thane of Cawdor'e wife), Many li Penitentiary; John Patten and John Me ! cas —— — | Thon art th y spirit of all her he would oF not bho nd neon the 4 our am Grath, bu y) State Prison two yearn and | AN’ A MAN THAT UNDE aie of ye os ent of the place and the people init; he ” : ; mily in those tim: sic months each; John Thompson and Win. | pene es - | Wak iotea a verse Aaa 6 a inn b tie gioes of Titse., av oe cn eee eed one AN BUREN, | women do pot murdor sleepin Garish, burglary, State Ppriaon one year PUBLIC TRMPRRANCE —MRETING } tuovs uh retand toe 4 ay he glass of Time of evil, it was to ould not be Adam ree which wa gp} hat what also do they not do andor each, Jacob Wolf, lh State Dison rill be held by Neptane Di \shoonndtos sited ch Hey Blak th pyeot living with his Eve in the Garden of Edem edamit the hearse whi $ 18, 130 al Bos : y lt Pl glury., m Bunda: A Fast roads, - | When first the ebild-lik Tt was a garden full of apples, bi made of the dead flucneo of diseaned and exvited appotite | two soars and ax m ha; Win. Lawrence | o'dock. a * Wholthan, Brown and | ANTED —A BOY THAT UNDER Exultiog ia hor prime fruitful, wi oprecd “owt baters { the € ’ ‘ ' 4 the John Hawley, burglary, State Prison | Slecum, me only to gel gents Are | We la op leg oysters. Noa) others need 4 | Stretctiny uch a8 Spread out before imprisoned in the dreary | gy, + Scaflin, were aaverat beau. | fF Power and distinction! Sacrificing the ars cach; Wan. Jones, grand larceny, | fi%a! Wis progres at this mostiag. 1. WALYORD, | aop'y, 93 7, Hote ba Sina owned the | *tretehing from the lila bills all down partment of the dreary | tira crosce and ereathe formed of ape | happinoss of a daughter, tho fortune of «| Ponitentiary one year; Benjamin Hooker, | L& J FESR eaeend delomagtt dared dtl | ited ise Pre It mae Heb the Gard “5 era. tates before 10 ocleck the ey were presented by Mra Mclean yand, the principles of son, | Feeeiving stolen goods, State Prison four PUBLIC MEETING OF GOOD BOOTMAKERS WANTED TOGO And vioicta pierced the aoil th Sedasett aad ais ane tk Roker Grane teariked Or tab > : i a eae |e TBR east) barb aber ag | Years and six months; Joseph Halpin, grand | A, a8 ths gountry, Good wages and steady» aay ee a earn eee a j rod; did site come and ‘Ro busily) hich temned from the priser ' and periiing their own a: Ya Yiesengy, tate 2 ear | Rectis'y. | a Abply at iol oid st if he elm troe's rigged api | did he ‘make ciders and salads, Srcal wrens, © aed fromm th al Church | bi tonite re re tor, the | Conklin, grand. In Maite Siteon Gas he atr ration | — —————— ——— | When wore the hora bor snow white fires of dried sticks ‘tha . La very eve cam in ed with, the musie of the | Slstorle coneeption o! rf oo "yk bes are a om id the vices of intoxication will 7 Crown o! thot frame whence came the strang erabits te ise coe fall measure of hee wickedness, the magni Win. Tt. Math ored), grand myiher of Roath Breskize, | 2() MORE LABORERS FOR THE DRL! 4 fron. apiree fell aofly down inget Did she carefully plok pay | Eretualty the harmony increseed in Near the ¢ sion of the o 08, Dt. | tude and atrocity of her crimo ia nover ox Yrison one year; Peter Kear: J. Therry and Thom ‘Compa Bonney! mated this, ed! Among the goldou fui 4 oe nh ie fe en be Bots the Fi-k musical voice ef the prisoner, | porcen at areas Maes Bo ny, Ponit ry Aix months ; ate, eg comcertins. he agen: aiendy work for yes Ke (rae: office few ewer! did che pall Rowers to docosate Os be come the eclema Portugese cong for | anee 1 fnaaly | tenuated or forgotton Tho judgment is not 1 eanoult, F tinry eix | ple teouifal mace Ki J foe JOMN WEL LEYS Odios, J Whitehall 4 plniona, a0 of otf | hd rire pose 00 Yon hoifore the repner ef the dead. broke upon the ear of the ¢ at many | bewildered nor the m fooling inaultod George Holland, obtaining money | Protident. GEORGE RTEPHENBON, View . wd 1 fig eal Volos Gate! le by har banat han a sho scat tbe adenine crews Slow o mappoee that great men | by any aentinentality. ‘The performance | WHder fale pretences,’ Penitentiary” aix | 4eN CHARLES BOY LE, Beretary ee | oe | aprenling laud Aii'tho animals "by thoie names, and foudle forioge wended ite way down ¢ ort & gees 7 ast pidin months, Several prisoners wore arraigned . D WE HE th'e eweet fac 0 ht and | thom ' F f Ueadeng a0 the gal ‘each member mark al ¢ Os Gea. she | will be repoated on Monday, and onght (| gud ploaded not guilty PUBLIC MRE ING OF THE OWEN | nin | eden ls face, once bright and yen pads If ey eit fagere' did ¢ tng time te the strange mune of the mise | raised up a great warrior ; sour bo noon by gome of our woul bo tase | Botton Uxreitioxyce.— Cruelty to Ant: | int mevarr. Naive Rrniiane Cet Nrany of eee oe SALE MANU: | As tho fair forchend of a child, gaimente for herself ana fer ai * cotperit. P reat statesinan, and, when Luman diepnos who generally murder sonaoas well) waig—A corman named Patrick Averill | Cagiuzsm pill weak on the sal) ct of Irish Tede: | 5, YAN, Austouser, Fei. Hitt, | Es searod as with a br pinning-wheel, ws Butlor had Reeling to eeafield. the cong conse Wyre Ma crater er Poet: | ag Duncan Histone oomtuwen, aa well 06 | wag arrovted on m chargo of eruelty to ant: | RAY ke LYNCH, Gaui” WANUG 9: MeNULTY, | Aitoreey Yor tmarins Era pepe iat iat tho women use in these partal Tad she * err i of the cult never the occasion ro ee. —- nd still man's 4 " fools, eot, odd 0 ol arcing beneatk the rope which dang sure tobe, Tho | ose of Macboth (rather mixed up in tho! mats, in having driven a horse with a sore GRAND PUBLIC TeuPananon | AUCTION Horie While far and wide the east wind peal Die igee Ecgatar pad wate, = val = the bear abore ered be HA nin td © sudden man | performance hy Sig. Eloch, who wae at tim68] back, maid horas being attached to @ cart 7 Wa: P we) ry ‘ "Tis God's Almighty breath ! watching a great cloud-ship high ove il tan bared Gr te ctr of Os many of our great statesmen | yory funny and at others very Impressive | loaded with twenty-one hundred pounds of | Ne. dat Ne (While aa in prayer all hoaven ia bowed.) | And aa ho walked, writ wee foil fing © a removed from ‘ : seatal Gre Mara in hich Ferris join th ert | in the dagger avene he appeared to be catch O'er bill and valley blowing loud, BELL | The autuan b her @ sta, on ow It was, be said, «solemn thing to eee mon ent earnestness. frequently kiting th |in the proue of manhood and bearers of | (ng at Grocfit whick he bore in hus right band, merchandise, ‘The acousod was held for trial stops on the du here, a oart wh sat of doath. attorifins), and Banquo wore quite NER, WILL ie | bh of genteel tiousshold tural cesses up the hillside With the Mest intense ferver. Ageia raing | Catieushed names taken from usin an in-| tolerable in our modest eyo, which woul! gen and Recovery of a Valuable Ring. 8 Ra * eH er, a story, house f| ave | It was full o be cheer feet, Shersd Kelly next advance this vas taal we twust ever be pre moa real taro logs and Wodion of | David Canon, of No. i Amity atroot, on | ALL RIGHT 4 ATN—TILE YOUNG Mon's | Haigh a, tw daar rom Qi or, thie yO MAU DAB 1 | Geyicarenes te the prisomer and asked if be desired to | terns conclusion, the preacher urged | the real ago in which the eccuos of the play | ‘Thuraday ove ad caine hia joinan Catholic I A.W. Boclety of Yorkville, oe y ving, . prmamumicate anything to thee present. 49 | {'s beavers to consider wall the lesson wich pase ssbear & Heedihereeshaor by itcged st atarhaendl TH Syriy, mesuing om Aaniay” erentog, Oat 4 inside the cart were three women and whech be amd be did and then spoke 88 fl was now before them, and to prepare thom. tows im broker English, and ins loud and | 7ie,hvn before them, and to p winar tome must sooner or later arrive to all My Isat Gentlemen —! am going to die ¢9 were then concluded, and the rem: am innocent ef the erime for which] of Mr. Van Buren wore delivored to hie fw Suter T de pot meanl did pot d *. | mily for transmission to Albany, where they house in Crosby atre « ecke .} , near Bloocker. | Hayat TTR Mat) jo there he showed a thousand base an a ond 4 He Metall wd Bapont Mies is dropped the ring, i iad, but the girls loft | 20H LEAR tween again,” Helic a Hall, seathoust Sorwer BOGART, AUCT—THIS DAY, AT 1034 A childron. One Little fellow was leanin by Mi © v’cloek. at the auotion rooms, 1 North William ON THE over, blowing big trumpet and hol tment of ‘ flag. ‘The other childr GLinrt Vvranches and pulling at a garland of ©. s h | Sate ov Sr. Jon's Park to rie Me oson RR. Company.—The res part of the city are gradu ed of their old-time places of tous occasion wh onta of the lower asehold furmitur da, 4g depriv and it could dl wore of which one end. was to tho al } TEMPERANCE wacmont | the room A t 0 , TTENTION!—A PUBLU and barking, wi Roouch my bend ie pasity. my beart is ono. | will be interred in the family vault nd reoreation, ‘Tuero are, at presont, oaly | Ing one of thom, bad stolen |, be 8 Are ting of the Young Man's Father Mathew BY Miss THACKERAT, tho people in the oart were chanting & Et Giateve of Morey, 1 would b bad | MPETING OF THE BAK two places bolow Amity atrect, in tho shape | oii’ vot day a man ober $1 of chorus ee they went jolting along the rue | | | estore rr . Octo ton por oe @ way. and pire a account of some| At one o'clock yesterday afternoon a) of Parka, whoro (he la the ring to Mr. Carson if he would being bi 9 kite, a Pa! enttne Bers Good bye my dear ere meeting of the Bar of New York was held | joy a little fresh air au so | tho complaint. ‘This wan declined, a an. ‘ie ae ah! reionis a ong to ge) bet ue re ee ae CNR = ames | ‘i Stat iikt Kooi, be 1 men. 6ve all Park, | TDG was aul atly 4 The ao worthy the Wy Sea le an Ww OW = Sherif Kelly then ote ap to Ferris retell ted States District Court r nv ed ms sr neh tt a, ae bs | cused were Gomtalited for exainination Ni tro bles wt home, sed bad come away for « JW YORK SUN. ook with him, Mdding him | honor the memory of Jobn Van Buren. The 8 porfectly free, and a Wtle| anak as Aaaaae Gane ino sere, ane ladles. the Commite change, and now be felt he should get into » rewell Fert aatd, “Good bye, Sheriff. | attendance wna large. | Park, provided bo oan get pern aes dal P hac at aul “a fies els friends that freryihing hae py it he Lies rpe aw i ger “It Shines for All.” jes you, 1am tery thankful FA | Among the distinguished persons prosent | owners to enter, Business! businesr bs the | 1G paaaieacwike Wester CARROLL Pive. at haa gait Bis debts once tore, ab bi peck trowhle Se'tycccoust, “dood bret | were Judge Letts, Chief Justice Davis, | ordor of the day, and the probabilities ure Se emeazor of the prisoner, hog | these | Judges Clerke, Ingraham, Davis, Monell, | that by noxt spring pot of theas rosorta tering meenee, was of the caimeet descrip: | ',, rady, Robertaon and Alker; ex. | Will be appropriated for bulld Not a muscle quivered. and not a | J Brady, Robertson and Alker; ex-| fe sohn'e Park, which be h —_ ler, had paid his debta once more, and his | unslo Hervey bad written hime lofty end THE #8 discursive epiatle conveying his forgiv ig hi ts come bak te hin Work and | with “unie favonta ENLARGED. ‘Tue readers of the Sow are pi wnal in ® | ete, valued at $5,000, owned Rico & | MANCLTY Vice Pree BERNARD J. Boag AN, Goldenberg, of 391 Broadway, and w 16 | had been landed on the pier at Jersey City, | 4 WAY WITH THE RUM BOTTLE AND the steamship Saxonia, were stolen ‘me t@ the public. temperance meeting of the ‘articles Tank. by applying ot eo Navi igatton OM: his studio. I t udges Pierrepont, Monerlef, Peabody and 7 he night of the inst., by a gang o 6. Colum a Catholic T. A.B, Roelety, sale, one-fourth cash, bel. a enlarged, and we believe, improved fe ae Be erry cic) damondes Seluca'ts Mradgr’st a Tikvensi | Huyleon, Yanick, Beach and, Laight arvots | psig gahequeitls fogs part of tio | tiles eeu had ce eundey econnes Ost #186, to England rpeul'n short timeenbeiee fa | The ori, ia which iv will hereafter fo! onteat, pressing his lips tight: | K. Blatchford and Clapence Seward, Kara. | Qurchased by the Hudtayu fiver it Com, | Molen goods inthe. possession ‘of Joseph Biivereah tele ging by Bry brothers, and make the | hecet “alot “and ap ett a ee ran if to mpprese a rising groan, | Sarmuel G. Courtney. U ict | pany for $1,000,000. "The Company iniond | Alexwuder, of MS "Broadway. Alexander | ‘and Bwesney of Now Madame de Tracy had but ten | former size, and of course presente me the rope whicd dangled from the | Attorney; United St J erecting thoreon w spacious dopot for thn | att he Vought the goods from Jacob Lather, | Khir Gomme but if ahe had possessed twenty she | Sras-possible to print in our previousl em above, waa awayed gently to- | United States Commissioners Betts, White | convenience of the public, who. have now | alias Unger, an alleged receiver of stolen View: would have wished to have made uae of | ited ky, Nolwithstanding this great wand bie cheek, the prisoner gave @ gidden | and Stilwell | t eatted the | 12,80,4, the depot in ‘Thiriieth atrogt. st. | goods, Unger sald he bought, the go hed each one of them in that culinary | provetient in the ‘valve off ibe pavers tee coos Ex Judge Edwards Pierrepont cated the | Jothea Py f i Ge ‘om Mary White, aline Majgie Sh rep ES EH oe a hich the old pr a Wve * Sir while s momentary GhSddee coe a ee renee cad “Upne ie moutoaling | some ecierk and. te visinity was once oop, | tv Ma kal, gett street, tar troameealon ROOKLYN F, M.T. A.B. SOCIRTY No. fad neves been ouosseatul 66) dar | price remains the same, ‘The SUN has ‘new nm was of tmodiom height, with | Judge Bette was elected chairman, ‘The | the latter, a largo amount of atolon property Hall 166 Hulton a rm eon published for more than thirty. was concernes | H feels evening | John MeCaitre ‘wasbstauds, tables, chairn, Vedding. stv | years, and during that time has not vod tren ot a aarhy | Suge of eoeral courts were et, wal | wie diacovered., ‘Te above namic perwous, | aun yeh Mette | cursed wien “factitty tor “getstng ints | bree told ot & price “within the means ¢ his ‘hollow, cheeks and | Vyice.presidents, and a nner ae Jcome under ‘the oategory of Wonrding | ie reputed th Mary” Shannon, me ard. Nolan —= sorapes ‘all, bis Iifetiine.. tle ‘bed wh cas, mised in the original prosp rofl yg i | ausblo and resolutions expressive of mont decide to purchase the lower portion | Hey were committed Co the Tombs for ex: | Th "ominitian — | one kuew how or w iT tive, ebageatret pany Gas AbsrOd Le Biko Eros O06 BURY | On warcicaliqa dor too auarweter'er, Ganean’ | OF Ta Clee TIGL ation meat at th tlaltow aangay aferonn: att lark | PERSONS CAN BE ACCOMMO. | artistic, appreciative,” Ho wan vain and dif, | y/ tue ¢argemen SAT Te te eee a beat collar’ of the Shakes: [6 which were approved. “Samuel J. Tden | erecting a’ Pont Othice nn the Last | Stealing Stereotys Plater, = A car | Mans Maiti ter is tea ond rou ung | Hlent jhe was generous and eeltish ; he was | of advertisers au by. the mleceaa of the AB epoks AG a Ditee bal Myon yale Chae. | ap “gy breathing one at it mig) ‘. bo man named Patrick Bronnan was arrest miaik B TRACKCTRANSFIOURA. vb; hot Bt ae ot peleicky ot te late cain, b ®| jantic Cable and the otherwise \noreasing sination of th Ped edd siamese Brady? te | Rete Founging. spot for loafers, will be t0| ca ong chargo of having. stolon a box of| QURAR, THE TRACK —TRANSFIOURA. i tainted by ite ways, Like othor and | (rere, of news from all parta of the woud aad the akeoet f speeches wore very interesting, tory Barracks fett, to be sure, but ite glories | atoreotype plates worth $250, belonging to ott eis on | Det Dick's tastes were with the aris: § the prisoner t Now Crry Ramnoan.—The railroad com. | as a summer resort have long since faded | Mr. David B. Ly 1 © resume of n, of WX Walker street d's news thon our hitherto re , and that o complish. 1 | peopl ore Ss} pathies with the people. | World's news. thon Ol | colu pound | sow b suey on the cross beam of the PATRICK O'CONNOR, Kee, Beso. 1 The black cap was then draw down, when at a rignal from the Sherif, a 4. | & FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, AT 4 MI- whe f Agu st, two doors from Bleecker st, Keterence Me wis not stror igh t try out bis away, and the place is given up to business, | On the frat inet, t wil was dircoted | g 4 | required 108 | own theories, though he could py | filth and dirt | to tuke the plates from Franklin to Gres Bill another landmark ia about to be re. | Street, but instead of doing #0, he took them | = | panion are loying tracks in every direc (ncipally acros® town, howor i ~ _ u very eloquently, inm gentle drawling |} "7 dull blow was heard in the oxocutioncr’e | Grand strest cross town line is comp The ol \ bo eae dusk shop in North | Fi M. ULB. 7. AB, PARENT SOCtETy, EW YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACUOM: | voice, not unpleasant to listen to, Mle ak | nasa he la bes, aud as the axe covcred the rope by | and the company Lave commenced running | moved. The old Contra Presbyterian | Moore sire id the Arennad ac spat Bold 's grand public terme: sieg two | impressionable enough to be easily talked | originated the Associated Press. and which the woights were suspended, the | cars, ‘The route is from Grand street ferry | Church in Broome etroot has been sold to! knowledged his guilt; and said he hi hott balt'261 Iroc Lola TA persuaded for @ time, but there | that impetus to modern Journalism wi Dody of the murderer epran | E.R, to the fo the Merchants! Union Express rt, ho le | t fund of secret obstinacy | has beeu ao remarkable during the last . ng with H vin Grand, Vestry aud Desb | and tomorrow divine worship w Fr receivin| gouds, aud both | ® 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS | 8nd determination which would suddenly | of a century. It now hus superior an nthe walls forthe last time, pr wero hold fur trial ranted far « familly of Sve persous : withle aenert Atself, at Incony lent u emente to acoure @ site aud Bold Rohbery.—A young thief entered | - ns ——________| one mile of City Hall reat muss be rm fof must | sometin nh that last serape of iihreedinenle is thats iad deateees thos ct tend tonne (CE-THE YOUNG MEN'S SAINT | here mochiection to chiliren, “Address, stating net: | Dick having first got deeply into debt, Fillies erect aud Sisih avenues "tT %| coe ozanange Shee of David Lauter, ot | Nome Gresley es Set ren Bey Pas rete ms ee ibot aberration hud proposed to Clinton Hall, | | Greenwich street, on Thursday morning, TAUENISHED FRONT ROOM AND Bedroom in but good-nature Meat. ewaying nily re Frexcu Canamtans of Now York will | wit aide of tho gil The | the tody, for a few momenta ufter | Hold ® public mecting this evening, (u \\ecten the fatal leap, were of the most | the patronage of the Society of St. John the violent character, the knees being several | Baptist) at their room No fimen drawn up’ until thoy touched the| Astor P ments for the procurement of news ; by Atlantic wire, by overland telographa, all the othe: for the speedy treme igence. These advant a cnllen oto tequsden te meee young lady ace, to cousider the bost measures | StLvrn Wenntna.—A very ploasant social | and ning over the counter, stole three caabek at had proba sig bd it deal ot money. Ho haf mada the Sex “Shine for all,” with increased iggy Wroast, the chest heaving viol 1 be adopted in to raise money to | re n took place October Lith, at Hamil. | fifty-dollar ‘Treasury notes, 6 thief was Keeping, $6 80, par A awall back Vedroom the instigation of his relations, | }unov. the inode were convulaively ¢ alleviate the. @islie 3 with etre, 9260p dl vietims of the late | ton, N. ¥. h wing Yho y tonite . j tng an officer of the th Precinct arrested FS ee ee cornet erak: | nold, of Madioon University, on tho egcasion | the reputed thief; who gave the name. of | ain | chee and Prof. George Buchelur, well known | of tho ‘Tw Apply ter 3 days, at 331 at the residence of Profossor Ar i bet Ba es, Reloren quiet them and deliver himself from wrsecutions, and he then behaved shamefully, as it is called, for he was no ether until the nails were dri joa. Aftor hanging half an hc waa lowered and deposited in a ‘Tne enlargement which we have mi® Je would have occurred some mont fire in Quebec, Arnong the eminent speak their bw. BDeRs C z ae pre by de nty Fifth Anniversary of hig! Michael Mahen, Mr, Loufer identitied the : 4 CRS POARDERS CAM BE A000) ouer accepted, to his auryring and conster: | {nthe completion of facili iow Stained oadin neon * plate, KS attr to the public wediling. Thi prevent monty Of silve wud yeoterduy he was locked up tor old public mae sia . Riper atts get Arg deolid - our immense salon, A new ighta Fegrated tes cotta, was Incriven the Crry Poutrics—Nowryations.—The “nom. | ¥FFe Ns eouly tnd useful. The occas att praatinettente |S], 7 Hp LODGINGS FOR sINc Tee was: lineata . With @ capacity for printing Frascie Fenn, inating committees” appointed by the va | by the ree! sfensors of the Col Brooklyn. hat she must for-| five thousand impresatous per hour, has fires floor saltable give him if she could, but he felt that the | been purap andde in operntion 1 Our pi 8 F0 mercenary motives which had induced him | rooms. Alothet press, of tho same plane, at Thompeon tocomo forward were #0 unworthy of her | and capacsty, is iicourse of erection, and of himself, that the ouly course remain: | now prisssoa. differ materially from ing to him was to confess h eanneas, and | used ‘yy any other newspaper establish Died Vet. 19th, 1966, oa 5 4 daughter, of bi eee Pyraberof citiene cf Hanitton, the | Pouiticat—The Democratic Ward Pri: | WE. MA ONY, Brews MAUKICE GLENSON, ov. Ps, Powling, of Jew York (who oftici- redeay = Tid be iho aacetion obits fat eth Maries were held on Thursday night, and the | B&8e ‘we 7s ter of a contury ago) and the Key. Dr. An. | flowing gentlemen were nominated for HE FATHER MATHEW TJ rious politigg! orgauizutioi’s are yery busily Br Parate x's CaTHRDRAL.—Masons, car | engaged in inaking a selection of candidates, Ponters and other workmen are busily em: |The Tammany Hall Congressional Con od e , ion my on d o d mad io | de nd las ol . if ae —_ — {to throw himself upon h good nature. | in forkcity, T stoam engines, one Wy ihe Teed of pemseriag Ot Fateioh's | 56h seal an TRNrOi ay STORE Gnd nade th preipeddecrd 1 ane City, Who were | the offices named : y TUEATRESTHIS EVENING, | Poor Dick! the storm which broko upon his | of tot cettrely now, with bellertte m Cathedral. Fi le, to be rebuilt ia the same | srict, Joka Fox, 6th District, Emanuel Hart; | easicn. Mo King etna | ACRREMR od, Wang Fiaeh Molanaty to Me, JEKRRSON Jn Jp Lh | Surly bead was a torrie one, He bad de plete the, arrangement we have y! cl ‘ure as before, ae it is co bs ‘) oe i ‘watiny marke ny by a #; Oth, Jamon ws it Ir JEPFER al Ld Giderad dhe most chaste which cau be ndopt, | 7th “District, John W. Chanler; 8th Dis do by each of those geutlomen, und O'brien 8th. GW. Daniele; 10th, Jacob ook lest 8 oe {n olarn 1 a Weleby ; Philip | and ober.” EDWARD CRAWFORD, Dennis O'Keeffe, 1c eee FA REN Seco for serving the public in our capacity a journalists and pews latributogs, With facilities for obtaining, the space he means for rapuly prip® Srook: Oth District, Dan. 8, | also by President E Bergen; 1 No nomination was tude in the |. | rad; Literary, Musical | Brady n Soiree of the BM. will be held at Trevi ed. There aro to be two alterations, how. ick yeh Srebnd hal Say on eathealle tro the ronece | Sth District, but John Morrissey is under Aft. The second alteration is that, instead i te Bove the pledge of the Romloation, Jall Congressional Conven- | SREP R BON, | OUT ently head & better qualit m instesa of m ¥3 in confide good manners had helped him ov’, of many i DRY GooDs. & wellaleserved scrape, Dut Le was ce any ae ig, HE YOUNG ME: Literary tellation Int Ward, Cortl'd Sprague; ‘The M Hall, | . Surenvisors. te 'no sinewy hero, no giant, ‘wan certain | Ing all thé news in which the general 1g of tho old steeple, there is to be wtower of |, The Mozart on m , et. th, sy ( ad, A. dS, Smith; Sth, Peter Dormelly; sth, ayn ¥ uo ainawy hero, no Klan’, ‘ho Titan, like | ogh {vel any iuverent—from all pa cy Sy the ne height, It le expected iat the | ton also met ba the 6th atric t, on Thure 1 eh ise duy, Oct, 3th, at half past seven | BAe ees ee ager ie soe re DENUAMS, THE VERY BEST, AT | those who liave reces revisited the earth | workl—Tu SUN will continug ¢} be the fe rkimon will get their work #0 fat com, | May, and nominated Mr. Robert Price. They : AMBERKTS, 698 | —(and the circulating (1 BERTS, 098 | —( sfbrarie lo ~ their very | vorite jourwal of the peonis, a quarter of @ Ve ment.) So fi had great quick ‘ood to] TRMPFRANCE.—A public gt mired | bave also nowiyated Ferna Cee ee ene ber Gung Io the gered | Ie cat the Bh Disivicn, The Mosart Ass |ing Wl take pines thie meine ee IK | The following candidates were nominated Tac na Mine Cnuisax Amoctaroy—{®@vly Convention made the following | Orleutal Hall, corner of Grand ang (lintun | as Conatables : Romivations on ‘Thursday: 1th Diatrice | atreets, under the auspices of Oceana! ag Ward. “olgan; 6th Ward, poate a The Monthly Meeting of the Young Men'e| Thos, Callahan; Mth District, Henry W.| Lodge No. 14, of Good Samaritaus ant | 20 W maitagy (Oh Weed, EN pie MEFTING OF THE MECHANICS AND M q Aseociation will be held on Mon- | Genet. Daughters of Samaria The publ Jetb Ward, John Hughes; 16th Ward, | £2, Workingmen's Glut of the Tih NO ouing next, at 161 Fitth avenue, cor-| The “Conservative” Republicans Count vited. ae ee Patrick McQlinn ; 18th Ward, John Knoff. 63 Rast Broadws,, oF of ‘ad stroct:” An essay will be reed by | Convention bave nominated Joseph 1 Las, THE COURTS, {ae peas T oelock. All me nanos iperance mest 4 Howell reat advantage ard in; he was efile that he ness of perception, tha’ he wag enthusiastic TO TRE PUBLIC, ETS, FLANNELS | #ud welt wndulgout ‘sud hrunk from pain |, 7 ; PRIUES, for himself or fox others. Ho had been pet: |, TH#% appearance of Tux Sux in an em he ted and spoiled in his youth, and ho might | larged form and printed from new type, a@ PM aasiiOts, 18s, hayg been ® mere puppet and walking | lsd the recent introduction of new ma \ fom flauuel {rol Fy ft we williou of whom now read It'every day, Yoo'to Wipe. Aliso merino shirts and draw CYA ERINOES, BLA Ay At REDUGK AT LAW ann GR Tum VERY F are | ger; ; Rae ath es Telok. Br Xvitira ss VO pte + | gentleman to thisday, if it had not bean for | ¢linery in the printing department, are ne i. Weubon Be Pool. Bubjoot—" Bell Cony | lor for Buperviaor. Thinis reported fo bave | ArrisGarioN FoR tum Discnsncr ov a] ycih® SmMOm Repblicane of the 13 inion peal soeekess wl GOOD WHE PERNNEL ito on | SM, Draven, hk cold lMdle erage dn hia Wo be considered ae, inspired ‘by i aud.” been done in order to bring out the atrength | Manin 22lhomas Kennedy ee | held: quite, 68, : e : ee thay 2299 __ | mind which seemed to bring hig: to life some- | ent he evidenoe of en ove Mvnic.—The Central Park Commissioners | of the party, and soa how many votos cau be |, teins g beeen pose lan Ak Csnee! HAN, Stops Steeh Th ae | Sarat SAND PRINTS | CARs tnd force, bite into Independence and | enterprise, (Ail have beca {a view sinee the drawn frou the Radical Republican party, | to the Supreme Court, veaterday, on habeas | Liat night, Mr. Jesse F, Madden presiced JHEETINGS, SHIRTING. | selfdenial; and Chas, Butler his cldest un le, | momény {7hen tho close of the rebellion rem Snnounee that, if the weather ls fine, there | TNE Keputlican Congreasonaluombnatiog | corpus for discharge, Me, W.S Yard Soveral candidates for local ofttes were very cheap, BY uy. " will be music on the Mall, at tho Park, this| Committee for the Sth District, mot @fiornoon, beginning at three o'clock, by the | evenix QLe Grand B, Ca Contral Park Band, under the leadership of | #02: Mr. W. E. Dodge bad previously present, and delivered brief addresses. Durtog’ the evening the McDonald Glee | 1g several sentimental and vampaign used to take jokes at Lim,'or occasimnally | dered such tn,."0Vemonts feusible ; the da» er San bear burst out ia a fume when Dick gravely ay-| lay was beyond hums. Couto. Bore wear Wa" | sured him he believed himsclt posscased | Bhut out for nearly n year frgty the workdle for t} tended that Kenuody was drunk when ox listed and w * mal nd nomin iod man wi threo | Club and unaccountable for his actions, But for | cares and toils,.as from ity Bopes 2d pleaw i | ceived tho nomination, but subsequently de- | childron, and that under these circumstances | 8°28* - V ‘OOL, PLAIDS, MERINOES, ALPACAS | all his vexation, the old man could ni Apel ures.or at the best getting but A(fwl gin226e6 HB. Dodworth, The following is the pro: | clined. A nittee was appointed to in-| the enllatment was invalid, ‘Tho ofljcer w ALLBOED FoRoERT John i. De Porresr, Meleh and gress foods: at LAMBEI I'S 923 Green: | aist the young fellow's handsome face, and | of them from the curtains of # sick bea Gremme; pias aie | form ae Gauyon of the wstivn of tue com: | produced the recrult stated that Uhe'army | Was Atteatod yesterday on the charge of at- TiMcbisra, very eheap. The very best areriaese i | HiA honest, wiaffocted ways, and his clover: | and for sou mittee, “= 5° =a a - wd - js | reguladons ue previously ‘# volunt icans havé made the following | Corps, and Lid not ayy 1 come now, like oue newly rest Te bad te tue Mastuo | tempted forgery, in presenting a check for ness and his d Marob $1.60, 1 2 Overture oll conceit, and humility, | ext namm | ‘The Rep ern ne id grateful ingratitude, #0’ to speak, His | to life ; and resume my place in the ranks : ly to the Mar a mningted by ag | P| in ; i: "place in tho § Macon... v Auber | nominations for Assembly: 2d Distaict, Geo | ed officer, who Wa present.» Mission: | $100 at the counter of the Nassau Bank opried, saasinondy, veers ap scrapes, after ull, were thoughtless, not | Journalism, 3. Oft in the Bully Night ~ | Kinin; Oth, Hugh Nenbit; 8th, Gorge W. Au: | sas pul in coe ay Cue, Kennedy |The check purported to be drawn, on the | Piatareeee ULOKGE MCKIE, Chae | MORSES, CARREAGES. Me | Wicd ones, and.20 oll Hutler pat mad Whatever the experience of nearly A. Vouus Beigen Wali... Gugio | derson: bth, Charles 'T. Polhemus; i8th, | him that the nian was sober when enisect | Fulton National Bank of Now York, ‘Tho | man, CHAB, LYNCH, JOMN LIBT, Gece,’ $60 | —— “CART HORSES FOR GALEZ| Paid; and preached m litle, and jibed a Years, spread throdgh eve { PART Gx0ON: George F. Noyes; 20th, Adolphus Lavinger, | Mr. Juatice Clerke inquired of Kenna) paying tellor at once discovered that the — 2 Hl a 1 me BORE eS Te be vcon | StC8e deal, and offered him regular employ: | this, emphatically, Peoy Grand March from MN Trovatore. vera | 4 0, tueaday evening, Oct deb the’ Dem: | ho tad been driahing’ ti n name aignea te the peper Chane Ve 2 BUSINESS CHANCES, art04 Gold st, Brooklyn, Leeatadliidh "y ere Di euatiee be Pogues oa | given s, fas I bets . ocrutio Union Comunttee, of which To i found ig he motuing be Was | Taln ‘ne tot genuine, 8 ne an ployed, wor bstiwa, would ot be | the disposal o Pao Gendelig ee? Stradel!s.-Flotow | Liouglan Tuslor is Chuaismuny bave arranged | Redy's dtutemens ho: had ie see he | Kovrest until an offcer arrived, who took mal are Tene eTT ETT e OLR RE (meee = = © augry; it seemed all La vain to try co | be considered In the newspaper trate Hon Daa oe iii Cotta | for au er grand demoustrition, to be held | aoméwhat. for ame days, aiid oh {he wong | lis, uta eustody. The ageused was held Ceee ens erececy store with al thehesied | 7: LOST AND FOUND. iniigénce i ; af this city, Dowsting and promises are eee at Cooper Institute, when iany of the most | ing in queatior he morn | for examination joasekeeping, will be sold shea} ——eeem | If your pictures were worth the ean: | OF place. . YauT THLKD, ominient orators in the country will apeat, | oie ede Cae Rad, taKon glass or two of | Ot ° = mae enas | Me sets laavind 08 cltrs font pata sik [Lost sosewitene x THe CITY, Two | vas," the old fellow would ony," should'ty | To a Sonnger brother, Mr. Josmra J 1 48 March, Falling Leaves, ...;...Dodworth | ft is uuticipated that every. Conarrvative | Seat dyad eee eet at thle waa uot gu eT uaten a fiz parcmsb eth gos ane ay aires | unter otoneeecmina "fetus gemminang | obs oo thankful to ee rou 40 inulesaly | Bet, whose expericuce in uowpaper lip f, Fantasiacon Scotch and Iria Airs-Spenth | Club aud Conumittoe in the city ‘will take | provision of {he arey apendaieun te | MARINE NEWS. haveunid olds Socrates ees AG" | AEs Baten wll te og seuatece andr sere ants | occupied; but what is ihis violet female | but 'socond to: my own, is now cou j . eae ie Galen. alte... Thee, 3 laker part in this mnssting, which is called tor atify | taun having wite or child ft be t —-- — —— leave or send Cg he ir. Fie biting orange, ‘aud standing with her | the editorial charge, ry a J = BY, Avelancl OD reveerreereverer Tinney | the nominations of John T. Hofman, Ged. | ed. did not ayy one, ro de 513; High Water,.04 54, i 7 E—A COPPER | $ox'p Lauer stese, Chessy ot, » T, | toes turned in and her elbows turned ous? | p08¢, in the future, to make “shine for ETH Prox Isuataxo Poisoxors Gas | Hoyt, and the ret of the State Ucket el Fotaanded bia” Me O00 88d thorefiry cere A DUIULERT FOR SALE—3 COPPER | FRY ed es Bg" T ave no patience with the non | the People’s Lauary. | ‘esterday Coroner Ni nn he! zi ; . denser, "par _ sense. Pray, wore Sir Joshua, and L RACH pe peg Og peice dlp Srannows.—A correspondent saya ie It] AN Imvoutast Baym Case — Seraive +) Hamburg America, Bra Seceeeary be ry REWARD. LOST ON THE ronce, aud Gainsborough, and Romney, be- He Hts Seana! perp oar RANT rsergpeeng Solel Bel do the lovers of birds good to visit | Courr—=Cinevir— ant —Tnostas J Nesp ary fee Ig ave, near Oxfo siralght horns, Whoe pire Jepeeal ot a0: a caula y paint THE NEW YORK SUN, Gay, from the olsots of iatoling eta es | tion Patk from 8 to 10 o'clock A. Mt and | Pore aor, tHe Husk ov ALiasTumn.- The | expen tes Nor will rece! * pretty woman, or could they not { 5 sling poisonous | ace thos "They could paint in thel k would answer, twirling his moustache, “and , Hamburg; Mary Rideout, bt Andre 1G8—Wild Pige BRS [lle geldering copper with aqua fortis, | fricudly litle creatures, the epar- | disposition of thie cuse, which came up | ™ y Mth year, ls the cheapest and one of Jury rendered & verdict that deceaned | '°"*: feed on broken rice, and quench their | yesterday, will eettic iho question whether Tnagua; Globe, Philadel- te the ety, Is ie I, probably, ‘can appreciate them better Viltweribere at WO CEN came to his death by “ suflocation eauted by | thirst from the plauk of the fountain, and | a bank is liable wa tho eerite acl Cort vo SET erate rat eee Hints bas dee Rareaer tae ean Seve aptaee at Ghe inhalation of nitrous acid gus.” Deceased | then tones then! wo. luduatrioaly aud bare | draws wher tee et tae centiser heck | SCHOONERS. {nee the tntroduction of shat 853. -SIXPENNY | ticle in the Aur Review, I see.” And then pitsutie Cable, by tek jae 50 yours Of age, aud @ uative ui Ger-| PY providing for the winter arrying | signature acroan its face, when it eat) it | sills, Auaibles Prey ‘Breimard, ORGAN Te inoe BAN | fag we Mould talk 96 ose, nother for on arias tadiam ol ad many | ewhe and hay into their #. "hanks to | that there wae no money in the bank fe | Etimere Marg i, tral Raton, ‘Melbous Ady ae CLINTON WALL ASTOR PLACE, hour or more, It all ended in Dick going | Mgely we be foun i. ee Sviom— wr DrowemamThe boty of | shally ware a e,tbarrem! Every park | amount suvalved in thie caso ia only 84000, | weebee eecastes hana: Bridanbet sorts of disdguremente such ae Nottce, Doposite made ep 0s Eel array opportaltien pking (eit hak | # Bath rat Nae td Yalon met Richard Gulley, late of 430 10th avenue, wos | it ite bird-box, and tho’ hirds fed during | the diopoaltion et chines Sperling’ sipou alia Aine ory fact hae. hrow ray ak aye st the rate of Boaterday, fund in the dock at th : wtreet, NK. Dove. porate habits, aud it ise Bix Puke Cant foot of | the winter, ‘They. wi ho seemed to have thrown away, making by de — | friends wherever he went, with the children ALL ANIMALS, STHAYED OR STO ay we & thou | amount inv vod te abort $10,000 Aho Suse | ot hea Hed today, but, by age Mien d was of iutern: | sand Ly suring | Waa " = — haw of light or darkuoas as the case might be. Advertised in the Sun, whieh te sold far Committed suicide Pe tet ae | Ti ti deraey City Braker daiare ROMm | Counsel, was postpoued uutil Nouday. W Lorde Wilmington, S@AL, NDAIERS Teaae, tas ahve he eagltaat ease =. ~ t doing in ity, Btaten Island, and | : : od BUIPSxeelsior, Liverpool, Castida, Biel EN BRGY, | Tine AR ern 0eG, Be Feplien te. one —" CCESS SCOTTOM BALA vaio of Georgia cotton | JON wy Ave other patio above Fuurtoouth | | AULaEO Phonon Wing OF Usion Mew aN] Baie trved Prtlieg taco lg NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT | [rey land anothe DISPEPSIA—THE GREAT SU wha made yestotday by Johu H. Draper & (Co, under the direction of bin nage. | The plaintif in thie | LucTune.—A lecture will be delivered on | Ht evening, in St. Ann's ( rod Woodward he Unite bates | it, Kimeon Draper. Lore were — —EE d-Lumored look- Y of Finance, cof the Recelver of Taxes, (hey whieh Pant brated Maris, 5 5 ATTERNS FOR BOYS, YO! » | tng women stepping out by their men-c fy rr" mut ae nan Ce, one | Dat ae rey eee ge a Baal | RSL Ae eee Re TAAe Ras ante | pcan rielt Wii voned Win ny | awe top tubal RUA (more; MT Hi May 7 | great Hotase " * vhs 3 “ Ct as stalre, up stalre. ‘ans, ¢ Weenie.” HERWICK, 8 Budsom ah, up oi individ | passed on; children trotting wl y ae?! rch, by the | 8ction chargos that the defendant, as boad | there at Rieck sue, sen open, Hi along ihe red | See rn 4 #2" | oried out, ' Bon-soir,” in the true Normandy | sotlered the torta 900 prices were ia follow mas S. Preston, iu aid of tho Poor, | OF AM Organized gang, on the 10th of March | Mit Wr este AWNBROKER'S TICKETS PURCHASED | === piugsong. | Butlor occasionally imtarrupted | ty Say sale i, idling, 4 tly low mid | ottended by th ferenre of the Howiety | 1% wked and burned b prope "| lula: Flelde. do: 8 Ps ‘clothing, dry geode, 4 r 7 K) hie somewhat remorseful meditations to re- et bt fo. go, f 7.60" ord tosis del he Ponte Ton ties enItey | sectawentie Maida ad Une cae fer aen haseom, id for tiene of 0 arcsete,’ AM acge' iat PUBLICATIONS, ply wo them. “What fool he was!” he | filer y, CH iT eae ei Fy, WOM. li The Life of 8. Viacout dy Meu aud Mia | away that his propos wae worth §45,! By ae wort 845,000) Csfarsbia, Cathars that Ung Oe « Hi4 ‘oublos, bas ire ir, Ye jaat received. Overcoats 60 — was thinking, Alas! this is ofte uy oe Oa ate ett uX | WANKER NOTIONS FOR NOV. (NOW | Hoople aro thioking aa they walk for a litte | seep y Lacaldedlosiaathipaebia Casal’ Canbe. tar Ud | way aloe igh cond ul War How r wei + eas,